Briefly: That’s It For The Jammys
As I was walking out of the Theatre at MSG last night I mentioned to a friend that the Jammys kinda blew their load by giving Phish the Lifetime Achievement
As I was walking out of the Theatre at MSG last night I mentioned to a friend that the Jammys kinda blew their load by giving Phish the Lifetime Achievement
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The 7th Jammy Awards have come and gone, and, no, Phish didn’t play together tonight. But that was one of the few complaints on a very special evening in NYC. I’m gonna try to write something now, but I’m spent so I apologize in advance for any unsavory errors. Here’s a few notes from the evening.
First off the winners:
READ ON for my list of Jammy highlights and lowlights…
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